I'm sloooowly learning...there's so much to absorb. I'm wondering if there is a correlation between the PG/VG ratio and voltage/wattage? In other words, should I be adjusting based on the particular blend I'm vaping? Thanks!
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PG/VG ratio and voltage/wattage
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Thanks, Ocelot. That's what I've been doing, but then pbusardo made an adjustment to his pv in one of his videos based on the viscosity of his juice, and I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something.
The part he didn't say was that he's been vaping different juices on different devices for a long time and knows where his sweet spot is. It comes about after trial and error. I like PBusardo a lot, but sometimes he takes the experience level of his audience for granted. It won't be too long before you'll know that you like X juice at a higher wattage than Y juice.
taste will change. so will voltage/wattage.
V and W will also change with a different ohm rating on a carto or head.
if you want to be scientific look at wattage.
if you want taste go by voltage.
watch your wattage to see how fast you're using your battery up.
get an ohm's law calculator app for your phone and check power consumption.
just another toy to play with, but it's interesting.
V and W will also change with a different ohm rating on a carto or head.
if you want to be scientific look at wattage.
if you want taste go by voltage.
watch your wattage to see how fast you're using your battery up.
get an ohm's law calculator app for your phone and check power consumption.
just another toy to play with, but it's interesting.
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